In this episode, I share my favorite ways to teach alphabet activities to your toddlers and preschoolers.

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Today on the show, we are chatting about how you can create your own fine motor tool bin to have on hand any time you want to work on fine motor skills with your children.

If you want to learn more about what fine motor skills are, make sure to listen to episode 11.

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Have you ever wondered, what are fine motor skills?

In this episode, we are talking about what fine motor skills are and how you can help your child develop strong fine motor skills.

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Have you found the magic of a sensory bin? Today we are talking about the ways to add learning components to your sensory bins to help your children learn a variety of skills as they play. The best part is, they will have so much fun, that they won’t even realize they are learning!

You can listen to the first 3 episodes in this four-part series:

Episode 7: How to Make a Sensory Bin

Episode 8: Why Preschoolers Should Use Sensory Bins

Episode 9: How to Teach Your Child to Use a Sensory Bin

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Today is part 3 of our sensory bin series. We are chatting about my favorite ways to set your little ones up for success as you first begin using a sensory bin.

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On the show, we are chatting about why you should use sensory bins with your preschoolers.

In case you missed part one of this sensory bin series, listen to episode 7: What is a Sensory Bin?

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Grab even more activities on The Primary Brain Blog.

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Today we are diving into a 4-part series all about sensory bins. On today’s show I’m sharing what sensory bins are and how to put together a sensory bin using materials you likely have on hand.

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Today on the show I am sharing 5 of my favorite themes for preschool learning during the fall season.

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Apple Theme

Pumpkin Theme

Spider Theme

Halloween Theme

Turkey Theme

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